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Leaders in Literacy

The top readers and fundraisers at St. Bernadette’s Catholic Elementary School in last year’s MS Read A-Thon are on well into this year’s effort and hope to top the $4,800 they raised last year’s as one of the leading area schools. Linda DaSilva, Emily Gibel, Natasha Dahl, Sarah Rotella, Emily Clarkson and Natalie Meier (absent) were the schools top readers and fundraisers.

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Top Sponsors

Lorna Pennie and Vicky Wylson-Sher, Co-Chairs of the Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life, recently presented the top three sponsors of the event with Awards of Appreciation from the Canadian Cancer Society. The largest sponsor, or Event Sponsor, was Mattamy Homes, pictured here and represented by Terry Cooke. Luminary Sponsor was Alterra Homes, represented by Rob Cooper. Survivor Sponsor was Homes by DeSantis. Gabe DeSantis accepted the plaque. All three home builders were instrumental in making the first ever Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life a resounding success, raising more than $200,000.

161265 Top Sponsors Lorna Pennie and Vicky Wylson-Sher, Co-Chairs of the Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life, recently presented the top three sponsors of the event with Awards of Appreciation from the Canadian Cancer Society. The largest sponsor, or Event Sponsor, was Mattamy Homes, represented by Terry Cooke. Luminary Sponsor was Alterra Homes, represented by Rob Cooper, shown here. Survivor Sponsor was Homes by DeSantis. Gabe DeSantis accepted the plaque. All three home builders were instrumental in making the first ever Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life a resounding success, raising more than $200,000.

161263 Top Sponsors Lorna Pennie and Vicky Wylson-Sher, Co-Chairs of the Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life, recently presented the top three sponsors of the event with Awards of Appreciation from the Canadian Cancer Society. The largest sponsor, or Event Sponsor, was Mattamy Homes, represented by Terry Cooke. Luminary Sponsor was Alterra Homes, represented by Rob Cooper. Survivor Sponsor was Homes by DeSantis. Gabe DeSantis, shown here, accepted the plaque. All three home builders were instrumental in making the first ever Ancaster Dundas Relay for Life a resounding success, raising more than $200,000.

161304 Full court press for Driving Park Dundas Blues Junior C hockey players visited the new Dundas Driving park outdoor skating pad last Saturday to skate with the community, meet some fans and pass out some free game passes. The rink is already a popular local destination, and a grand opening is set for this weekend.

161302 Real McCoys push Brantford to shootout limit Chris Houle in Brantford’s goal held Mike Kennedy (39) pointless.

161297 DLT presents Twentieth Century Jennifer Graham and Sara Bauce, at the opening night gala and party.

161298 Successful testing for Dundas figure skaters Pre Pre Element 2 -left to right -Sydney Austin, Taylor Day, Sylvie Schellenberg-Ruland and Georgia Bradley.

161299 Successful testing for Dundas figure skaters Pre Pre Free -left to right -Amy Schellenberg-Ruland, Felicia Spano, Natasha Dahl, Paulina Farysej and Emily Dittrich.

161300 Successful testing for Dundas figure skaters Jr. Bronze -left to right -Jessica Entwistle, Natasha Dahl and Madeleine Leong.

161301 Successful testing for Dundas figure skaters Pre Pre Element 3 -back, from left -Meaghan Lisson, Jennifer DuBois, Cherie Popovich; front, from left -Stephanie Gerend, Lauren Faux and Maddison Hodgins.

161267 Chihuahua getting the heat Chico

161303 These Boys Rock The Bantam boys curling team playing out of Glendale Golf and Country club in Hamilton is on their way to provincials. The boys went undefeated through both zones and regional playdowns (outscoring their opponents 46-9) to qualify for the bantam provincials in Oshawa, Feb 5-7. The team of bantam boys aged 13-16 is also ranked 14th on the Ontario Junior curling tour for players up to 20 years of age. The team is, left to right, Fraser Reid, Skip, Travis Ackroyd, Vice, Alex Rewegan, Second, Zach Shurtleff, Lead and Sue Reid, Coach.